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6-Count Energizer CR2032 3V Lithium Coin Batteries

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Amazon has 6-Count Energizer CR2032 3V Lithium Coin Batteries on sale for $5.73 - $0.29 (5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save) = $5.44. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.Thanks to Deal Hunter Blue_Ranger for finding this deal.

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Amazon has 6-Count Energizer CR2032 3V Lithium Coin Batteries on sale for $5.73 - $0.29 (5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save) = $5.44. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.Thanks to Deal Hunter Blue_Ranger for finding this deal.

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mass422
If even one child is saved by the coating, it is well worth it. People make mistakes and these are left out all the time.
MellowHerring9363
Yeah, the ones without the bitter coating tastes better. Planning to buy this as a result

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QuaziArts
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Nice deal. 50% off. Even cheaper per battery than the Duracell pack at Costco.
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MellowHerring9363
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Quote from rsaforjm :
Good Deal, Thanks. Doesn't have the bitter coating good for households without very young children, I can use it in Airtags. I still don't see the point of bitter coating. Even I have trouble taking out these batteries from the airtags and other small devices and the orginal packaging is the worst, how many kids are going to get to it unless parents left it out. More a marketing gimmick which is more pain than advantage. I was going to rep but it is a staff post.

Yeah, the ones without the bitter coating tastes better. Planning to buy this as a result
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helpU2spend
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i need batteries for ring sensors and have been buying duracell from costco. I just read the review on youtube and toshiba came out on top, lasts longest and cheaper.
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mass422
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Quote from rsaforjm :
Good Deal, Thanks. Doesn't have the bitter coating good for households without very young children, I can use it in Airtags. I still don't see the point of bitter coating. Even I have trouble taking out these batteries from the airtags and other small devices and the orginal packaging is the worst, how many kids are going to get to it unless parents left it out. More a marketing gimmick which is more pain than advantage. I was going to rep but it is a staff post.

If even one child is saved by the coating, it is well worth it. People make mistakes and these are left out all the time.
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clinteastwood
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank clinteastwood

If you want 10, there is Panasonic 10 pack on Amazon for $7. Search for it on amazon.
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MellowVolcano412
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Quote from rsaforjm :
Good Deal, Thanks. Doesn't have the bitter coating good for households without very young children, I can use it in Airtags. I still don't see the point of bitter coating. Even I have trouble taking out these batteries from the airtags and other small devices and the orginal packaging is the worst, how many kids are going to get to it unless parents left it out. More a marketing gimmick which is more pain than advantage. I was going to rep but it is a staff post.
just FYI you can wipe /scratch those off. It's annoying but I have bought the coated ones and used them in airtags

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ashhong
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My only concern is that I could receive fake batteries. Is there anyway to tell from the packaging if it's fake or not?
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Golgothan
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Quote from rsaforjm :
Good Deal, Thanks. Doesn't have the bitter coating good for households without very young children, I can use it in Airtags. I still don't see the point of bitter coating. Even I have trouble taking out these batteries from the airtags and other small devices and the orginal packaging is the worst, how many kids are going to get to it unless parents left it out. More a marketing gimmick which is more pain than advantage. I was going to rep but it is a staff post.
Uh... sounds like you just answered your own question...
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nurd59
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Can't delete comment so I will just say this
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Quote from helpU2spend :
i need batteries for ring sensors and have been buying duracell from costco. I just read the review on youtube and toshiba came out on top, lasts longest and cheaper.

Also Renata Swiss-made batteries typically used in medical and scientific equipment.
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mcbrewsky
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Perfect timing for those with Best Buy rewards expiring today. Just have to make the full-price purchase at BB and have them price match and get your refund.
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QuaziArts
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Quote from rsaforjm :
Good Deal, Thanks. Doesn't have the bitter coating good for households without very young children, I can use it in Airtags. I still don't see the point of bitter coating. Even I have trouble taking out these batteries from the airtags and other small devices and the orginal packaging is the worst, how many kids are going to get to it unless parents left it out. More a marketing gimmick which is more pain than advantage. I was going to rep but it is a staff post.

Kids get into all kinds of things on their own. The bitter coating is a result of a partnership between the American Pediatric Society and Duracell. Are you a parent or want to be a responsible parent one day?
Last edited by QuaziArts December 24, 2024 at 12:54 PM.

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I had trouble with opening car door lock and starting the car with keys in my pocket. It happened on both the cars at the same time and about a month later I bought the 12 pack from Costco on sale last month.

I'm still having the same issue that both my cars don't detect the keys in my pocket. Quite frustrating especially now in winter.
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